Good hay, grazing with management. Do not over graze – Prussic Acid Poison.
| Grow Height |
Cold Tolerance |
Minimum |
Planting Rate |
|
3-8′ |
Good |
18″ |
20-25 lb. |
| Weight | 1 lbs |
|---|
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